Category: LOAD_TESTING

From now on, our plugin supports the Mpeg Dash streaming format. It is now called Ubik Load Pack Video Streaming Plugin and no longer HLS PLugin (version 3.0.0 is associated with this release). The Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP format is the only format to be an international standard (ISO/IEC 23009-1:2012). It is backed-up by […]

UBIKLOADPACK HTTP Live Streaming Plugin 2.0.0 for Apache JMeter Support of Microsoft AZURE CLOUD Live Stream URLs format: Plugin now supports Microsoft AZURE HTTP Live Stream URLs like : http://dadotestmediaservices.origin.mediaservices.windows.net/1fce0710-e293-4057-8a86-6cca2a67f16a/ConejoEnMP4-m3u8-aapl.ism/Manifest(format=m3u8-aapl) Thanks to this new feature, you can use the plugin to test your streams delivered through AZURE Cloud, read more about this: Generate HTTP Live […]

Integrate Load Testing in your build process with JMeter, UbikLoadPack and Maven: Edit 15 th january 2019: This post was using version 1.10.1 which is outdated. For an up to date blog about version 2.8.3 of jmeter-maven-plugin, read this. Integrating Load Testing in your Continuous Integration (CI) process has many benefits: Constant check of the […]

UbikLoadPack solution now available on AWS Cloud with RedLine13 partnership We’re happy to announce that Ubik Load Pack solution is now available on Amazon Web Services Cloud through our partner RedLine13. Thanks to this partnership, our customers can now load test very easily from the cloud using their AWS account and RedLine13 subscription.With the power […]

Context: In our previous blog we showed how to easily create a Test Plan in JMeter using WebDriver sampler. As WebDriver is very demanding in terms of CPU, using the Cloud is the best option we have to avoid maintaining a big infrastructure for only occasional load testing. Using JMeter on AWS cloud is possible […]

Context: You want to load test your application and get user response times including page rendering.You usually use JMeter for load testing but the issue is that JMeter is not a real browser, so the reported response times do not include page rendering.Hopefully, JMeter eco-system is very rich, so there is a solution for this, […]